 Early Support by Agoria, Tensnake, Karotte, Santé, Andy George, Animal Trainer and more...

As an adolescent, he dreamt of playing in a rock group, but also discovered Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode, Front 242 and Detroit techno. After having created his own studio and put together a few mixes on a Roland Compuphonic synthesiser (yes, that’s where the name comes from...), Maxime aka Compuphonic soon found himself behind the decks at Dirty Dancing nights in Brussels and recorded his first tracks for Dirty Dancing Recordings. In 2006, his reputation exploded on the dance floor with the groovy "Emotion", produced in collaboration with Tiga and released on his label ‘Turbo’. In 2012 he released his highly anticipated "Sunset" Single on Get Physical - a piece of hedonistic house that is entirely characteristic of his style.

"We are the music that we create” once said Maxime Firket aka Compuphonic who is now another fine Belgian addition to the Exploited roster.

He brings his spontaneous, positive and accessible sound to the label. With this Radio Atlantis EP he continues his search for originality and emotion. The overall atmosphere is filled with the good kind of melancholia everyone likes to feel once in a while.

„Radio Atlantis”, the title track, starts with organ like sounds that are accompanied by a witty bassline, unique vocals and even some acid influenced pads.

„Walking On The Edge”, with the same relaxed vibe as his megahit „Sunset” on Get Physical, is different from Radio Atlantis but at the same time also the perfect match. The storytelling vocal leads you through the track and its extraordinary simplicity.

To top off all of this you can expect some more music from Compuphonic on Exploited. We’re looking forward already, you hopefully too.

Label: Exploited
Artist: Compuphonic
Release: Radio Atlantis
LC: 15799

Genre: DeepHouse

Releasedate Beatport: 28.04.14
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 12.05.14

Selected Feedback:

Agoria - Thank you, happy vibes.

Tensnake – “Radio Atlantis” is a nice pop song thank you.

Karotte – “Walking On The Edge” is a nice one. like it for the morning hours.

Santé - Like the mood of " Walking On The Edge"

Andy George (BBC1) - Beautiful as ever from Compuphonic...

Sasha – Wicked!

Christian Prommer - Beautiful music, thank you.

Animal Trainer - Very impressed about "Walking on the Edge".

Djuma Soundsystem - Walking...for me, thanx!

Phonique – “Walking On The Edge” for me!

Joyce Muniz – “Walking On The Eedge” is niceeee.

Magit Cacoon - Support! thx :)

Garnica - Wow! Been listening Compuphonic for a while a this really hooked me out!

Compuphonic - Radio Atlantis (Preview) | Exploited

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